Larry Crumbley, KPMG Peat Marwick Endowed Professor in the
Department of Accounting at LSU’s E. J. Ourso College of
Business, was recently presented with the Society of Louisiana
CPA’s Lifetime Achievement in Accounting Education Award. The
award was presented by both the American Institute of CPAs and
the LCPA and qualifies Crumbley for consideration for the 2007
AICPA National Lifetime Achievement in Accounting Education
Award.

This distinction is conferred upon only those who have
contributed to the field as instructors, published researchers,
and members of appropriate organizations. Crumbley has
established himself professionally by writing over 50 books, a
dozen didactic novels, and innumerable other works on topics
ranging from estate planning to forensic accounting.

Crumbley’s accomplishments outside of academia include having
founded and served as president of the American Taxation
Association as well as a listing in Who’s Who in America,
a directory of notable and influential figures around the
country.